Plasma Air Cleaner with UV-C Light Technology for Hospitals and Offices
Plasma Air Cleaners
The Plasma Air Cleaner with UV-C Light Technology is engineered for high-efficiency indoor air purification in healthcare facilities and commercial offices. Utilizing advanced plasma ionization combined with germicidal UV-C lamps, it neutralizes airborne pathogens, allergens, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) without producing harmful byproducts like ozone in regulated environments. Designed for continuous operation, this unit maintains air quality in spaces up to 80 m² with low energy consumption and minimal maintenance needs. Ideal for procurement teams seeking durable, scalable solutions across international supply chains.
Main Specifications
| Airflow Rate | 300 m³/h |
| CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) | 240 m³/h (for PM2.5) |
| UV-C Lamp Intensity | 15 μW/cm² at 15 cm distance |
| Plasma Ion Output | 1.2 × 10¹⁰ ions/cm³ |
| Noise Level | ≤ 48 dB(A) at medium setting |
| Power Consumption | 65 W (max) |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 450 × 300 × 700 mm |
| Net Weight | 18 kg |
| Packaging Size | 500 × 350 × 750 mm |
| Freight Unit | 1 per standard export carton (CBM: 0.132) |
Core Advantages
- Compact packaging reduces shipping volume by up to 22% compared to bulkier models, lowering freight costs per unit
- Standardized export cartons enable efficient container loading—up to 28 units per 20-foot container
- Low weight and robust packaging minimize damage risk during long-haul transport, reducing return claims
- Fits standard pallet configurations (ISO 1A/1B), simplifying cross-border warehousing and distribution
- No hazardous materials in the unit—exempt from UN38.3 shipping regulations, streamlining customs clearance
Typical Application Scenarios
- Hospital waiting areas and patient rooms requiring continuous pathogen reduction
- Office buildings with HVAC limitations needing localized air purification
- Dental clinics and laboratories where VOC and microbial control are critical
- School classrooms and public transportation hubs with high occupant turnover
- Data centers and server rooms where airborne particulates threaten sensitive equipment
Buying Tips for Importers
- Verify the UV-C lamp lifespan is rated at minimum 10,000 hours—longer than average to reduce replacement frequency in remote sites
- Confirm packaging includes corner protectors and anti-static foam; poor protection increases breakage rates during ocean freight
- Request freight cost breakdown per unit based on actual CBM and destination—avoid suppliers quoting flat rates without volume details
- Ensure the product complies with IEC 61000-4-5 surge protection standards to prevent electrical damage during transit
- Ask for a digital packing list with barcode tracking—critical for customs audits and inventory reconciliation in multi-country shipments
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the packaging affect freight cost for bulk orders?
Each unit ships in a 0.132 CBM carton, allowing 28 units per 20-foot container. This maximizes space utilization—reducing freight cost per unit by up to 18% compared to non-standard packaging. The rigid box also resists compression, cutting down on insurance claims.
Are there any special import restrictions due to UV-C components?
No. The UV-C lamp is enclosed and sealed within the housing, making it non-hazardous under IATA/IMDG classifications. No declaration or additional fees apply during air or sea freight, enabling smooth entry into EU, US, and APAC markets.
Can I ship these units directly from the factory without re-packing?
Yes. Units are shipped pre-packed in ISO-compliant cartons with built-in lifting points and stackable design. Direct shipment eliminates handling costs and delays associated with repackaging at ports or warehouses.
What’s the impact of high humidity on the plasma module during transit?
The internal plasma chamber is hermetically sealed with desiccant packs, preventing moisture ingress. Units can withstand 95% RH during storage and transport without performance degradation, ensuring reliability even in tropical shipping routes.